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AT&T Health VP Takes Holistic ApproachBy partnering with other groups across the company, AT&T's health care unit addresses the complex mix of medical customer communications, security and IT needs, according to Maria Lensing, vice president of Global Healthcare at AT&T, and this month's BBWN Radio guest. Health care customers range from solo practitioners' offices and small clinics to large hospital chains and medical-device vendors. In addition to working with internal AT&T groups, the global health care team finds a growing interest in partnerships from other service providers -- both health care specialists and those without much expertise in the medical field, Lensing told Broadband World News.
And Today's Guest...
Is Maria Lensing, who will share some of the work she's been doing at AT&T Healthcare for the past 11 months.
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— Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News. Follow us on Twitter or @alisoncdiana.
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